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The speed of evolution in health professions education and practice is not merely rapid; it is revolutionary. With advancements like immersive VR and AI-driven learning platforms, healthcare simulation is experiencing a technological revolution. The methods and techniques we used just a few years ago have become essential to health professions education, training, innovation, and strategies for patient safety. This webinar celebrates the accomplishments of the healthcare simulation community as part of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) initiative to identify the future of simulation technology in healthcare. Throughout 2024, interprofessional subcommittee groups in Extended Reality (XR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Haptics, Biometrics, 3D Printing/In-person Simulation, and Other Emerging Technologies collaborated to identify current trends and recommendations for the future of technology in healthcare simulation. Panel members from each group will share the outcomes of their work, including key themes, observations, and recommendations to help drive healthcare simulation. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of where the field is headed, what tools will shape future practice, and how to position themselves as early adopters and change agents. Whether you’re an educator, operator, innovator, or clinician, this is a unique opportunity to hear from those who are helping to advance technology simulation in healthcare.Learning Objectives:• Identify at least three emerging medical simulation technologies.• Compare and contrast the impact of existing versus emerging healthcare simulation technologies.• Engage in a live question and answer session with an experienced panel of clinical simulation professionalsSpeakers: • Carrie Gigray, MSHS, CHSE, CHSOS, NRP• Katherine Kat Kreis, MSN, RN, CHSE• Isabel Gross, MD• Ashley Franklin• Jason Konzelmann, CHSOS, CHSE, FSSH• Maria Bajwa, PhD, MBBS, MSMS, RHIT, CHSE• Shannon Bailey

Don't forget to register for our upcoming webinar, Beyond the Code: Resilience in the Age of Earthquakes! May 14, 2025 from 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM PST.Topics:• Why building codes aren't enough• Real-world lessons from real earthquakes• The steps every organization should take today to ensure continuity tomorrowLet's move beyond compliance and build real resilience together!About the speaker:Glen Granholm is a nationally recognized leader in the field of securing building contents to keep things in place during an earthquake, with a twenty-year career focused on seismic resilience in hospitals, Universities and life science companies.  His current work involves frequent public speaking engagements and trainings, working with the FEMA QuakeSmart program, the Earthquake Country Alliance, the Central United States Earthquake Consortium, and the Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup.

The upcoming webinar, "Understanding IRS Final Regulations on Micro-Captive Insurance Transactions & How They Apply to You," presented by the VCIA aims to provide participants with a comprehensive overview of the IRS's final regulations regarding micro-captive insurance. The session will cover the implications of these regulations for various stakeholders, including taxpayers, captive insurance companies, and related parties.  We will discuss rules and trends for the industry as a whole. Attendees will also receive guidance on compliance requirements and best practices to navigate the new regulatory landscape effectively. The agenda includes an introduction of the speakers, a background on micro-captive insurance, and an overview of the final regulations, including key dates and classifications of transactions. Participants will learn about disclosure requirements, exemptions, and the new streamlined procedure for revoking Section 831(b) elections.  A dedicated Q&A session will allow attendees to address specific concerns and scenarios, ensuring that their questions are answered and their understanding is deepened. Learning Objectives:After completing this webinar, participants will be able to:• Understand the key components and objectives of the IRS's final regulations on micro-captive insurance transactions. • Analyze the implications of the new regulations for various stakeholders, including taxpayers, captive insurance companies, and related parties.• Identify compliance requirements and best practices for taxpayers in light of the new IRS regulations. • Differentiate between "Listed Transactions" and "Transactions of Interest" as defined in the final regulations,• Recognize the significance of Form 8886 and the associated disclosure requirements for micro-captive insurance transactions. • Evaluate the new streamlined procedure for revoking Section 831(b) elections and its implications for taxpayers considering this option. • Gain valuable insight on how this trend fares for the industry as a whole. Prerequisite: Basic understanding of tax and captive operationsLevel: IntermediateCPE/CLE Credits: 1Advanced Preparation: NoneField of Study: TaxesDelivery Method: Group Internet-BasedICCIE Credit: 1 ACE CE and 1 ICCIE Teleconference CreditModerator: Kevin Mead, CEO, Vermont Captive Insurance AssociationAllan Autry, CPA, Partner, Johnson Lambert LLPBailey Roese, Partner, Dentons Bingham Greenebaum LLP Content Advisors: Aaron P. Ciullo, CPA, Marsh Captive Solutions and Ben Gold, GPW and Associates, Inc.   

Major hacks and heists are hurting Web3 exchanges and protocols. Google Cloud's Mandiant x Web3 team brings extensive experience from the front lines.Join our webinar to understand how to protect your organization and how Mandiant can help secure the future of Web3.This session will also feature the CTO of Polygon, who'll share their experiences and security approach.Agenda• 2:00 PM - 2:10 PM GMT+8 - State of Web3 Security - key drivers of recent hacks• 2:10 PM - 2:20 PM GMT+8 - Real life learnings from Mandiant• 2:20 PM - 2:40 PM GMT+8 - How Google Cloud & Mandiant can help• 2:40 PM - 2:55 PM GMT+8 - Polygon: Learn from their experience with MandiantSpeakers: Adrien Delaroche, Web3 Principal Architect, APAC Mandiant Web3 Taskforce; Atul Kanwal, Mandiant Consulting Lead, APAC Mandiant Web3 Taskforce; Avinash Shetty, Mandiant Consulting Lead, APAC Mandiant Web3 Taskforce; Mudit Gupta, CTO (ex-CISO), Polygon.

Key topics and learningsDiscover how smart lighting is reshaping imaging rooms to enhance patient comfort, improve staff efficiency, and create better healthcare spaces. In this engaging webinar, we'll explore real-world scenarios where connected lighting helps reduce stress, boost accuracy, and optimize workflows. Join us to see how the right lighting design can transform experiences for both patients and clinicians.Learning objectives:1. Understand the Impact of Connected Lighting – Learn how smart lighting enhances patient comfort, helps reduce anxiety, and supports staff efficiency in imaging rooms.2. Explore Real-World Design Scenarios – Discover how thoughtful lighting design supports workflow optimization, safety, and precision in medical imaging environments.3. Improve Patient & Staff Experiences – Gain insights into lighting solutions that create a more calming atmosphere for patients while enabling clinicians to work more effectively.4. Implement Best Practices in Healthcare Spaces – Learn key design considerations and technologies to create imaging rooms that balance functionality, aesthetics, and well-being.Presented by: Elina Dayanova, Global Business Director, Signify; Ramon van de Ven, Senior User Experience Designer, Signify; Bart van Gils, New Business Application Specialist, Signify.

In March 2025, the regulation establishing the European Health Data Space (EHDS) entered into force. This landmark initiative aims to empower European citizens by providing them with electronic access to their health data while ensuring secure data sharing to enhance healthcare, policy-making, and research.In May, EPF will host a webinar titled "Understanding patients’ rights in the European Health Data Space".Date: 15 May 2025Time: 11:00 - 12:00 CETRegister here.This webinar aims to educate patients, citizens, and stakeholders on the key aspects of the EHDS, focusing on patients’ rights and the practical changes the regulation introduces. It will provide a clear explanation of how EHDS enhances personal health data access, sharing, and security while highlighting the role of patient organisations in shaping its implementation. Additionally, the webinar will explore the health data literacy efforts needed to ensure that patients and citizens can fully understand and exercise their new rights under the EHDS, empowering them to navigate the evolving digital health landscape with confidence. Full agenda will be shared soon. 

Bringing gigabit connectivity to rural areas is a high priority for operators and policy makers.Very high levels of gigabit coverage is achievable, but it needs ambitious, concerted decision-making from policy makers, operators and their investors. Join this webinar to hear an overview of our newly published perspective:' High levels of FTTH coverage are achievable with bold decisions by policy makers. Despite high upfront costs, taking a long-term view could result in FTTH coverage beyond 90%.'During the webinar, there will be a panel discussion moderated by  Ian Adkins, Partner and expert in rural broadband. Panelists include Espen Slette, Strategy Adviser at Norwegian regulator Nkom, and Nathan Luckey, EMEA Head of Digital Infrastructure at Macquarie Asset Management.     Speakers: Espen Slette, Head of Spectrum Department, Nkom; Helena Bergstrand, CEO, GlobalConnect Oy; Nathan Luckey, EMEA Head of Digital Infrastructure, Macquarie Asset Management; Ian Adkins, Partner, Analysys Mason; Matt Yardley, Managing Partner, Analysys Mason; Oliver Loveless, Principal, Analysys Mason.

Sound advice to all IT professionals: “Always expect the unexpected.” And this certainly applies to unexpected network outages and security issues. If these incidents go unchecked, they can significantly impact business continuity.A thorough disaster recovery plan (DRP) is critical for maintaining business continuity. Deploying a Global Server Load Balancer (GSLB) as part of your DRP will enable enterprises to deliver applications with resiliency, availability, and reliability.Our upcoming webinar, Supercharge Your Disaster Recovery Strategy with Global Server Load Balancing, will discuss the key components of an effective DRP. Other topics include:• Leveraging GLSB to enhance disaster recovery strategies• Integrating 360 visibility as part of your disaster recovery strategy• Examining the benefits of a unified dashboard in GSLB architecturePresented by Naseer Husein.

Staying current with evolving trends in HIV testing is crucial for optimizing patient care and improving public health outcomes. This webinar will delve into the complexities of HIV diagnosis and the role of highly sensitive immunoassay testing in enhancing diagnostic accuracy and patient management. Dr. John-Paul Bettencourt, a certified HIV Specialist by the American Academy of HIV Medicine, will provide an in-depth discussion on HIV and co-infections, with an emphasis on the importance of early detection for timely intervention of HIV. Participants will gain valuable insights into the latest advancements and future directions in HIV and co-infection testing in support of global health efforts.Target audienceThis activity is designed for physicians, lab supervisors, lab directors (and/or assistant directors), lab managers (supervisory and/or non-supervisory), medical technologists, pathologists, and other laboratory professionals including medical directors.Learning objectivesAt the end of this session, participants will be able to:• Discover evolving trends in HIV testing.• Recognize the complexity of HIV and the diagnostic challenges associated with co-infections.• Assess the role of highly sensitive immunoassays in infectious disease diagnostics.Faculty: John-Paul Bettencourt, DO, MPH, MBA, AAHIVS, CPE, Chief Medical Officer/Medical Director, McGregor Clinic, Fort Myers, FLEmail Addresses: education@myadlm.org

Krista Hiser, Ph.D. is an education researcher focusing on Climate Change Education and Sustainability in Higher Education.In this special presentation for ProQuest, Krista will share trends and recommendations from her work that are relevant to academic librarians. Join this practical discussion of how college and university libraries can support all dimensions of Sustainability Education within their own institutional context.If you can't attend the live session, register anyway and we'll send you the recording after the webinar.Biography:Dr. Hiser is currently leading the Sustainability Education Accreditation Commission (SEAC), a community-led effort to align and uplift Sustainability and Sustainability Related degrees and certificates in higher education. SEAC has been developed in partnership with leading organizations including the National Sustainability Society, The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, and the Global Council for Science and the Environment.Krista is also a longtime professor at Kapiʻolani Community College, and has served as the Director of the Center for Sustainability across the Curriculum at the University of Hawaii’s ten campus system. Her blog, Teaching Climate Change in Higher Education, is associated with an ongoing study about how climate change impacts faculty work and curriculum.She is an avid reader, and the host of the Ultimate Cli Fi Book Club, a popular professional development course offered through AASHE. Her doctorate is in Educational Administration and her 2012 dissertation focused on students as stakeholders in sustainability curriculum, and she co-authored one of the first papers on climate literacy and emotions in the college student population: Worry & Hope, What College Students Know, Think, Feel, and Do about Climate Change. Her most recent paper is a collaboration with climate scientists and indigenous scholars: Earth at Risk An urgent call to end the age of destruction and forge a just and sustainable future.